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Boeing Supplier’s Labor Vote Puts 737 Output Hike at Risk

Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc. is preparing to make a so-called best-and-final offer during the week of June 15 to about 6,000 unionized employees.

Photo: Daniel Acker/Bloomberg

FedEx and ALPA Reach Tentative Collective Bargaining Agreement

The agreement prevents a possible strike after 99% of FedEx Express pilots voted in favor of union leaders authorizing a strike May 17.

Oshkosh, WI, USA - July 30, 2014 FedEx Express Airbus A300-600F airplane on the ramp at the Oshkosh Airport from Madison. Photo: iStock.com/vandervliet93

British Airways Cancels Dozens of Heathrow Flights After I.T. Problem

Most of the cancellations, which come on the busiest day for U.K. air travel since 2019, are for European and domestic flights.

An airplane from British Airways at London Heathrow Airport. Photo: iStock.com/Alla Tsyganova

Boeing CEO Warns Supply-Chain Constraints Could Last ‘Very Long Time’

Boeing CEO David Calhoun made the comments about supply chain constraints May 23 during a Qatar Economic Forum panel held in Doha.

Photo: Christopher Pike/Bloomberg

Rolls-Royce Says Supply-Chain Disruptions Remain Key Concern

Chief executive officer Tufan Erginbilgic has initiated a transformation program at the biggest U.K. manufacturer, including some key management changes.

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Emirates SkyCargo Launches Two New Healthcare Products

Emirates SkyCargo launched Emirates Vital and Emirates Medical Devices May 9 as part of its Life Sciences and Healthcare product range.

New FourKites Capabilities Bolster Global Air Freight Visibility

FourKites launched several capabilities to bolster global air freight visibility including new dashboards, data comparison tools, split shipment features, booking functions and air shipment mechanisms.

House GOP Spending Cuts Would ‘Wreak Havoc’ on U.S. Air System, FAA Says

The number of air-traffic controllers has dwindled over the past decade as a result of multiple setbacks to hiring and training, including the COVID-19 pandemic and various government shutdowns.

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Airbus Vows Faster Year-End Deliveries After Slack First Quarter

Airbus SE's shipments totaled 127 planes during the first quarter of 2023, a 9% drop compared to the first quarter of 2022.

Toulouse, France. Photo: Bloomberg

INPEX, Idemitsu Kosan and ANA Sign Jet Fuel Carbon Neutralization Agreement

INPEX and Idemitsu will acquire carbon credits in order to neutralize 100% of the carbon dioxide generated by ANA’s jet fuel supply chain.

A lake in the shape of an airplane can be seen in the middle of an untouched forest. Photo: iStock.com/Petmal

American Airlines Sees Upbeat Profit Forecast as Global Demand Grows

American’s sales growth this year has trailed its biggest competitors, in part because of a pilot shortage at its regional airline partners and delays in deliveries.

Photo: American Airlines

UPS Revenue at Low End of Estimates as Retail Sales Slow

The courier faces the possibility of a union strike of its 330,000 workers as the company negotiates to replace a five-year labor contract that expires on July 31.

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